Left - Visualizing time in interactive dots - one dot, one moment

Hello everyone 👋, this is Cristian, the maker of Left, and I want to give you a quick overview about my app! Two months ago, I came across Tim Urban's fascinating post about visualizing life in weeks. That visualization changed my perspective on time completely, so I decided to turn this concept into something I could see daily, in my home screen. What's Left about? It's a simple idea: turning time into interactive dots. The app gives you three perspectives: - Your life journey (each dot represents a week) - This year's progress (perfect for staying on track with yearly goals) - Your month at a glance (for those day-to-day moments) I also created widgets so you can keep these time visualizations right on your home screen. You canals change colors, add special moments and a few hidden extra features. Yes, it is completely free. This started as a side project while working on other apps and my actual job. I want to keep it that way - just a helpful tool anyone can use. No ads, no subscriptions, no hidden costs. While I might add some premium features later, what you get now will always be there for free. What's next? - More time perspectives (a custom date, day, week and a few funny ones) - Widget customization options - Time travel - Extra colour themes and icons I know seeing your life in dots might seem daunting at first, but I've found it oddly inspiring. Each dot is an opportunity - it's not about counting down, but making each moment count. You can grab Left on the App Store ( https://apps.apple.com/us/app/le... ) completely free. All I ask is a nice review and to spread the app, it helps! Feel free to share your thoughts, suggestions and questions in the comments. Thanks everyone :)

love the idea, make a desktop app 🙏

Very minimalistic. And that's made it unique. :)

Nice psychological kick. Have you thought of adding some mind-bending habit improvement analytics like: 1. Sleeping 9 hours a day will tick off 37.5% of your daily time 2. The average person spends 6 years of their life eating - that's roughly 52,560 dots vanishing just on meals 3. If you spend 2 hours daily on social media, you're watching 30,660 dots disappear by age 70 - that's enough time to master 4 different skills or learn 3 languages 4. Each dot you see is both a reminder of mortality and an opportunity - Memento Mori meets Carpe Diem in digital form 5. The psychological weight of seeing your remaining time might actually make users more intentional with their dots - a beautiful paradox where awareness of time scarcity creates time abundance through better choices Love how this visualization makes the abstract concept of time painfully concrete. It's like a digital vanitas painting for the modern age.

@cristianrus4 Please make it for Android users as well. Great app to remind ourself every single day.

First to say congrats to your launch! :) And my little wish is: could you add pink color to the color list, I love it! (True)

Hey Cristian! Loved it and even more knowing the story behind it. Visualizing moments as dots also changed my mind and I'm truly happy to see you helping on this. Wish you all the best!

can someone make something for us android peasants lmao

Never seen time in this way!

The concept is really cool

Dowloading it now.

Great, I really like the concept!

As a person who loves mechanical watches, I find this is a really interesting way of making a digital time keeping interesting. Haptics on the app are a nice touch!

Perfect, just got you a ***** review. Hope to see more apps from you!

Shame that it requires iOS 18+. I would have loved to try it out.

I love the app man

Its got everything i ever wanted

Wow, I made a physical calendar with time left visualization (was called POLYCALENDAR. i don’t make it anymore but you can google it). This app is AWESOME dude! Congrats on the launch. I’m a fan! 🫶🏻

Hey dude first huge props for making this free// and this type of app-- these weird unique but awesome little ideas are what we need more of and are super inspiring ... thanks for this super cool project!!